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By Richard S (2,067) on 16 Dec 2007

In their final film together, Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland still had it: remarkable onscreen chemistry; their performances held their…

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By Robert P (779) on 22 Nov 2007

Errol moves gracefully, but his acting is a bit wooden. Too much idiiotic comedy, especially in the first half…

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By Steen T (83) on 21 Oct 2007

A bit old an historically laughable, bu ok watchin for an old guy on a quiet sunday afternoon…

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By Niklas L (8) on 16 Oct 2007

Classic if historically dubious adventure starring the classic duo of Flynn and De Havilland…

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By Matt L (1,239) on 23 Sep 2007

Bought this for Â£1 in a pound shop. To think I quequed to see this during the war years and now have it all to myself…

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By Angus M (120) on 18 Sep 2007

Errol Flynn Civil war classic. I cry when I hearthose bloody whistles…

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By Akira Y (32) on 11 Sep 2007

Awe, my weakness--Errol Flynn. I know he drugged and raped young women and boozed it up, but I still love him…

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By Paul A (1,065) on 06 Sep 2007

Laughably inaccurate bu a gud yarn if u can put up wiv Errol Flynn for long enough…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Sep 2007

Flynn's portrayal of George Custer was so terrific. Very flamboyant, very flashy, fun to watch…

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By Erin W (543) on 28 Aug 2007

Yes, historically inaccurate, but that does not detract from the enjoyment this film brings…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 23 Aug 2007

People often bang on about the historical inaccuracies of this film but such criticisms generally say more about the anal nature of the critic…

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By David T (1,513) on 19 Aug 2007

Ridiculous portrayal of Custer. An amazingly funny film, but possibly not for Custer fanatics, as its accuracy leaves something to be desired…

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By Allison P (60) on 24 Jul 2007

I love this film. We are going to blame Kia. It was on the tv while she was sleeping and I stayed awake watching the movie. I so love Errol Flynn now…

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By The G (50) on 05 Jul 2007

Good Film It Shows That It Was Not The South That Was The Slave Trade Look At The Film And See The North Were The Ones To Start It…

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By Vicky H (35) on 15 Jun 2007

This was Flynn and Olivia de Haviland's last move together. It was the first that they played a married couple. It's on of my family's favorites…

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By Hayley O (11) on 08 Jun 2007

Probably one of Flynn's best performances! I love the action and the romance with Olivia de Havilland…

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By Maiyu C (5) on 30 May 2007

Sadly the last film with Flynn/De Havilland but possibly their best together... historically inaccurate but a great film…

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By Jezzy A (438) on 28 Feb 2007

Errol Flynn, Olivis DeHaviland--the Custer myth in full array. It didn't happen that way, but so what…

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By Claire X (15) on 02 Oct 2006

Not what you'd call historically accurate…

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By James H (4,675) on 25 Oct 2005

The best of the Olivia de Havilland and Errol Flynn pairings, after the Adventures of Robin Hood of course…

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